Turner County herald. (Hurley, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1887-12-08

Hooking valley, Jackson hill and
best grades ofsoft coal at Queal & Co.'s.
Call at the Herald office and get a
sample copy of the North Dakota Far
mer.
10000 bushele of shelled corn wanted
before Dec. 18th at Aliens Agency. Top
price paid in cash.
Boys, now is the time, and Murphy's
is the place to get your skates. Prices
from 30 cents to SIPS.
II you want a farm, confer with ALL
ems agency. You can find some genu-
inc bargains there Just now.
Finest and largest stock of china,
glass and crockery ware ever brought
to Turner county, at Kellar's.
What is the matter with buying set
of those nice dishes at Pier & Fergu-
sons for Christmas present?
The weather for the past few days
has been very disagreeable, and pro-
moter of rheumatic aches and pains.
If you waat a nice pair of cuff but
tons or breast pin, or sewing ma
chine for $l.5O, call at Pier s. Fergu-
sons.
Ladies of the Union are requested to
meet at the reading room, Saturday,
Dec. 10. A good attendance is earnestly
hoped for. Mrs. Stout.
C.L. Jensen, of Spring Valley, was
in town Monday, smiling all over, on
account of a pair of twins which ar
rived at his home last week.
Mrs. Jas. A. Hand, of Parker, died
Dec. lst., of typhoid pneumonia, leaving
a husband and five children, and wide
circle of friends to mourn her loss.
The lecture given by Mr.. Mercer last
Thursday evening, on the subject of
Southern Prisons" brought out a very
good sized, and an appreciative audi
| ence.
Gid. Howell went out to Spring Val
ley yesterday with hay press, to pre-
pare for market the 200 tons OF hay he
cut on the Lamson quarter section last
summer.
Christmas would be failure in the
estimation Of the little ones, without a
generous supply of candies and nuts
j. M. Gltchell has j ust received fine
stock of these goods.
A u
In the line of candy toys and fancy
candies for the holiday trade, j. M
Gitchell takes the lead, and no parent
should fail to get a supply or these pure
sugar goods fer the little ones.
| In selecting your holiday gifts do not
fail to rember thata years subscription
to the Herald for an eastern friend vii
be to him weekly reminder that he is
remembered by those far away.
/ Aletter was received by IL. H. Run
dell, Monday, from Wisconsin, bearing
4 the sad intelligence of the death O
a Luther Rundell, who spent portion O
the past summer and fall in Hurley.
For sale, for few days only, a quar-
ter section oi land in Spring Valley
creek running through it, at Il pric'
that makes it bargain for speculate
or farmer. Enquire at this office, or a
} Aliens Agency.
An order issued from the postoffic
department last September, and nov
being enforced, provides that all posta
matter mailed on postal cars shall b
delivered to the first postotfice reache
on the run. where the stamp will b
cancelled and the matter forwsrded il
the next mail.
Asyou are looking about in search Q
some article appropriate for holida
present for the loved ones. do not fa
! to examine the large stock of chin;
glass ware, silver-ware, watches, jewe
!: ry, ETC., at j. w. Kellars. His stock
! more complete than ever, and contain
a large number of articles suitable fo
such purposes.
: Archie Rundell is kept at home
, great deal of the time these days pa.
' ing homage to the young son and hei
which reported for duty some thre
q weeks ago. We beg pardon of Mr.. an
' Mrs. Rundell for our delay in chron
: cling the event, and prcmise never
). no, never-to be SO remiss again, eve
if the event should recur score
times.
The Dakota Farmer, published
Huron, Dakota, is one of the best agr
: cultural papers published in the coul
g try. The December issue, which is
!, our desk, Isl most valuable numbe
We desire to recommend this public
tion to our farmer friends as well wort
the subscription price of One Doll;
J per year, and we trust that any OF the
q wanting such a journal. will assist Q.
home enterprise in this line. Addre
abcye.